Arab Israel talks open amid security as Beirut warns
Geneva hosts first face-to-face peace talks in 25 years under heavy security after Beirut threats of guerrilla attacks. Authorities deploy armed police and troops throughout the conference center to deter violence. DETROIT reports American Motors raises prices on its two smallest models, the Gremlin and Hornet, by 156 dollars each, the maximum allowed under the COLA agreement.
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Israel
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Pilots union delays strike as talks extend into February
The Airlines Pilots Union which represents about 35,400 pilots will defer a nationwide strike decision until Feb 1. The delay follows two days of bargaining with Nixon administration officials and Air Line Pilots Association, after officials pledged to boost jet fuel supplies and urge refineries to raise jet fuel output while gasoline stocks fall.
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Bombings Target Hilton Hotel in London and Dublin Postal Hub
Extremists set off two bombs outside the Hilton Hotel in London blowing the hood from a car but causing no injuries. Dublin postal workers found two additional bombs in a wider pre Christmas terror campaign that spanned two countries.
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UPI
Hilton
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Mayfair
Spying on Goldwater Campaign Seen as Amateurish
Former bodyguard Hugh McDonald, ex-chief of Los Angeles County sheriff's detective division, downplays reports of professional spying on Barry Goldwater's 1964 campaign. He calls the attempts strictly amateurish and not a real threat to the senator or his party. He recalls a supposed woman spy on the train as a joke and notes the senator allowed her to remain.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
McDonald
Goldwater
Energy bill hits snags in stalled drafting
Washington lawmakers labor over an emergency energy bill to avoid a presidential veto. A House-Senate conference seeks disputed provisions while the White House condemns congressional veto powers and station closing and gasoline limits. With holiday adjournment looming, staffers clash over wording and feasibility.
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UPI
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Nixon
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Gas Stations Plan 3 Day Closures Across City
Gas station operators report a gasoline shortage forcing three day close downs. One owner says losses exceed $1,000 monthly and layoffs rise from two to five workers if conditions worsen. Another Shell station remains open 7 am to 4 pm with one laid off, hurting grease jobs and tire repair profits. He calls the shortage a phony looking situation.
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